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Senate passes bipartisan bill to override Biden's handout to Chinese solar companies - Vimarsana News

Senate passes bipartisan bill to override Biden's handout to Chinese solar companies

The Senate approved a measure Wednesday evening to override President Biden's move last year to allow Chinese solar panel makers to avoid tariffs for 24 months. In a bipartisan 56-41 vote, the Senate voted in favor of the resolution -- which was sponsored by Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., and co-sponsored by Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va.

Source: wfin.com
The US House just voted to restore solar tariffs – here's why that's dumb [update] - Vimarsana News

The US House just voted to restore solar tariffs – here's why that's dumb [update]

The House and Senate have both voted to restore tariffs on solar panels made in four Southeast Asian countries – and that would seriously hurt US solar.

Solar industry reacts to Senate's vote to remove Biden's waiver - Vimarsana News

Solar industry reacts to Senate's vote to remove Biden's waiver

The US Senate has passed a vote to repeal Joe Biden’s two-year waiver on solar import tariffs. The solar industry reacts.

Senate rebukes Biden on solar tariffs, prairie chicken rules - Vimarsana News

Senate rebukes Biden on solar tariffs, prairie chicken rules

The chamber approved two measures that would overturn major Biden administration actions. The president has vowed to veto both.

Source: eenews.net
New debt limit forecast crashes into Capitol Hill - Vimarsana News

New debt limit forecast crashes into Capitol Hill

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden invited the “big four” congressional leaders to a meeting at the White House next week after the federal government’s debt managers warned Congress on Monday that lawmakers may have even less time than they thought to raise the statutory borrowing cap.